Artist Statement & Biographical Note In many ways, my work carries on traditions of American craft and country […]
Daily Archives: January 14, 2025
Dorothea Lasky is the author, most recently, of The Shining (Wave Books) and editor of Essays (Essays Press). […]
“I chose to see the inner life / It was ...
We are clearly presented with two books in one, both representing formidable literary craft in their retelling of […]
A Review of Eileen Cleary’s Wild Pack of the Living ...
Solfrain’s Temporary Beast is haunted by the spirits of dead family members, spirits of miscarriages, and all the […]
A Review of Joanna Solfrian’s Temporary Beast by Cheryl Passanisi
Music is a refuge throughout Spoke the Dark Matter. Music from Philip Glass to Bach is referenced and […]
Spoke the Dark Matter by Michelle Whittaker – Reviewed by ...
Kurtis Lesick is an artist, curator, researcher, and award-winning creative content specialist. His installations, media works, digital performances, […]
“Archeology, Theory, & Mischief: A Conversation with Kurtis Lesick” – ...
Stella Hayes is the author of two poetry collections, Father Elegies (What Books Press, 2024) and One Strange […]
A Poet’s Dangerous Work: A Conversation with Stella Fridman ...
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirty-fourth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
The epigraph to Holaday Mason’s new collection of poems provides a keen insight into the urges driving her […]
As if Scattered by Holaday Mason – reviewed by Charles ...
In the “Boot Camp” section of his poem, “Nukeman,” from Our Nuclear Age, James Sherry writes, “Poetry stands […]
Comin’ ’Round: (Selected Writings) by James Sherry – reviewed by ...
Andrea Cote Botero is the author of three poetry collections, including En las Praderas del fin del mundo/In the Prairies […]
Andrea Cote Botero (tr. Laura Chalar)
Dan DeVaughn is the Poetry Editor of American Literary Review. He received an MFA from the University of […]